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on-chain CLOB DEX > back end

Table of contents

  1. Description
  2. Getting started
  3. Contributing

Description

This directory contains the back end files (i.e., smart contracts, tests, hardhat config).

Getting started

Prerequisites

Executing the back end

The back end of this project are smart contracts that are hosted on the Sepolia network. You do not have to redeploy the smart contracts if you want to use the live app; however, feel free to read the code and deploy it for testing purposes. The steps to redeploy the back end is below the table:

Contract Address
ETH 0x5234D63caF31AF1871f40D77C47E7744DF732336
USDb 0xc4FcD839C4C584684e346dBfE1ed2817f8A7bCF7
Factory 0x7F45eafd21eDC0C176706f3E833407Ee8765e9e8
ETH-USDb Exchange 0xA11aC55dca0f39fF51eEc03A6E63A3De34B13f7B

Steps:

  1. Install node dependencies
npm install
  1. Make a new copy of .env.example called .env and fill in the environment variables.
Testing on the local network
  1. Start a local node (aka Hardhat network):
npx hardhat node
  1. Open a new terminal and run local tests:
npm run test-local
Testing on the Sepolia network
  1. Top up your wallets with Sepolia ETH.
  2. Run:
npm run test-sepolia

Contributing

Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. Please use the issue labels/tags accordingly.

  1. Fork this project.
  2. Create your new branch:
git checkout -b be/<issue label>/<issue name>
  1. Run the local tests:
npm run test-local
  1. Once the updated code passes all tests, stage and commit your changes.
  2. Push the local branch to the forked remote repo:
git push origin be/<issue label>/<issue name>
  1. Navigate to the forked repo using your favourite browser and make a new pull request (PR).